0 past simple and past participle of lumber
Obviously, the prosecution should not be lumbered with having to eliminate all possible doubts from the minds of jurors, only their reasonable doubts.
Many people have to continue to fish to maintain a return on the borrowing with which they are lumbered.
At that stage one is lumbered with it and one loses face if it is withdrawn.
He has been lumbered with a policy that he did not devise.
Further, the unfortunate ratepayers of the new authority will be lumbered this year with a bill of £1,149,100.
If we are lumbered with it, we shall have to make it work as well as we can.
He is lumbered with £1,000 worth of goods, and probably sells about £100 worth.
What also became clear later was that the forecast method with which they then lumbered the country was more often wrong than right.
